Arapahoe Municipal Airport (AHF)

Arapahoe Municipal Airport (AHF), also recognized by its FAA identifier 37V, is a dedicated public-use aviation facility located two miles north of Arapahoe in Furnas County, Nebraska. Serving the critical needs of the region's agricultural sector and the local community, the airport provides a reliable base for general aviation and specialized aerial application services. While it does not host scheduled commercial flights, it remains a vital logistical hub for private pilots and agricultural operators who support the extensive farming activities of south-central Nebraska.

The terminal building at Arapahoe is designed with a focus on pilot utility and community service. Inside, the facility provides a range of essential amenities for transient and local aviators, including a comfortable rest area with cots for overnight stays, a public computer workstation, and open Wi-Fi access. The building also houses dedicated office space utilized for pilot training classes and regional administrative meetings. For refreshments, a self-service coffee station and basic facilities are available, ensuring that pilots have a functional and welcoming environment during their transit through the Furnas County area.

Operational convenience is a hallmark of the Arapahoe terminal experience. The airport features a 24-hour self-service 100LL fuel system, allowing for flexible arrivals and departures at any time of day or night. While the airfield is generally unattended, the Arapahoe Airport Authority maintains the single 3,000-foot asphalt runway and provides community hangar leases and tarmac tie-downs for long-term aircraft storage. The integration of "Ag Spraying" leases highlights the airport's specialized role in the local economy, making it a professional and efficient starting point for both recreational flying and essential agricultural operations in the Nebraska heartland.